Issue Details

Issue	V2#11
Published	November 1939
Frequency	monthly
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	68
Editing	?
Notes	November, 1939. Vol. 2, Number 11. KEEN DETECTIVE FUNNIES is published monthly by Centaur Publications, Inc., 420 De Soto Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri. Editorial and executive offices: 220 Fifth Avenue, New Yourk, N. Y. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at St. Louis, Mo. Single copies 10c. Yearly subscription $1.00 in the U.S.A. (other countries $1.50) Copyright 1939 by Centaur Publictions, Inc. Contents must not be reproduced without permission. No actual person is named or delineated in this fiction magazine. Printed in the U.S.A.

Cover Details - "Dean Denton"

Pencils	Harry Francis Campbell
Inks	Harry Francis Campbell

12 page Masked Marvel story "Down in the big oil fields of Texas..."

Script	Ben Thompson
Pencils	Ben Thompson
Inks	Ben Thompson
Notes	vs. oil field saboteurs

5 page Spark O'Leary- Radio Newshawk story

Script	Charles Pearson
Pencils	Charles Pearson
Inks	Charles Pearson

6 page Dan Dennis- F.B.I. story

Script	Sam Gilman
Pencils	Sam Gilman
Inks	Sam Gilman
Notes	duotone

2 page filler "Detectings"

Notes

fact pages

6 page Dean Masters, D.A. story

Script	Claire S. Moe
Pencils	Claire S. Moe
Inks	Claire S. Moe
Notes	duotone

2 page text story "Inspector Pierce Watches a Dead Double"

Script	Sam Gilman
Pencils	Sam Gilman
Inks	Sam Gilman
Letters	typeset

6 page Capt. Forsyth & Sgt. MacLean story "Spy Hunters"

Script	Lochlan Field
Pencils	Lochlan Field
Inks	Lochlan Field

Half page activity "Are You A Detective?"

Script	Fred Wood (?)
Pencils	Fred Wood (?)
Inks	Fred Wood (?)
Notes	puzzle page

Half page activity "Solve This Crime"

Script	Lew Glanzman
Pencils	Lew Glanzman
Inks	Lew Glanzman
Notes	puzzle page

1 page activity "Comikrimes"

Script	Max Neill
Pencils	Max Neill
Inks	Max Neill
Notes	puzzle page

6 page Russell Granville story "Coal Mine Tipple Trick, The"

Notes

duotone

1 page filler "How to Be an Amateur G-Man"

Script	Fred Wood
Pencils	Fred Wood
Inks	Fred Wood
Notes	fact page

7 page Jeb Tinker story "Satan Takes a Holiday"

Characters	Jeb Tinker; Miss Laru; Sargent Dooley; Rosie; "Satan" (a gangster)
Synopsis	Jeb and Laru get tangled up in a case involving $40,000 in the basement and a gangster who calls himself "Satan".
Genre	detective
Pencils	Arthur Hoffman (signed)
Inks	Arthur Hoffman (signed)
Reprinted	in Wham Comics (Centaur, 1940 series) #2

8 page Dean Denton story "The Mystery of the Missing Submarine"

Script	Harry Francis Campbell
Pencils	Harry Francis Campbell
Inks	Harry Francis Campbell

1 page filler "Crime Crushers"

Script	Terry Gilkison
Pencils	Terry Gilkison
Inks	Terry Gilkison
Notes	fact page

1 page Amazing-Man Comics promo (ad from the publisher) "Hey kids look!"

Script	Bill Everett
Pencils	Bill Everett
Inks	Bill Everett
Notes	inside back-cover: full-page ad for Amazing-Man Comics